DVD Workshop demo has crashed and burned with two different MPEG2 files now, usually when I'm trying to scroll through the video looking to set chapter points.
I originally thought the prob might lie with the video itself. Both videos were created by TMPGEnc v.Beta 12a (old version, I know. but has unrestricted MPEG2 support) frameserved from Premiere. The output settings in Premiere might have been a little screwy for the first video, i.e. 30 fps instead of 29.97 (corrected in TMPGEnc). The encoding didn't automatically stop for this one when it finished. I had to stop it manually. When I used DVD Workshop on this one, The program's response time was S_L_O_W. For the second video I corrected the above glitches and DVD Workshop response time was more what I'd call normal. It still crashed during chapter point selection. Both files play just fine in PowerDVD.
When I used the first video with DVD Movie Factory a strange thing happened: I couldn't scroll to any point between 4 min 30 sec and 6 min 16 sec. Trying to manually set a time point of 4:45 (or even 4:31 or 5:30) jumped it to 6:16. Trying to set it to 6:15, same thing in reverse.
Freakin' Gremlins!
Kevin
I originally thought the prob might lie with the video itself. Both videos were created by TMPGEnc v.Beta 12a (old version, I know. but has unrestricted MPEG2 support) frameserved from Premiere. The output settings in Premiere might have been a little screwy for the first video, i.e. 30 fps instead of 29.97 (corrected in TMPGEnc). The encoding didn't automatically stop for this one when it finished. I had to stop it manually. When I used DVD Workshop on this one, The program's response time was S_L_O_W. For the second video I corrected the above glitches and DVD Workshop response time was more what I'd call normal. It still crashed during chapter point selection. Both files play just fine in PowerDVD.
When I used the first video with DVD Movie Factory a strange thing happened: I couldn't scroll to any point between 4 min 30 sec and 6 min 16 sec. Trying to manually set a time point of 4:45 (or even 4:31 or 5:30) jumped it to 6:16. Trying to set it to 6:15, same thing in reverse.
Freakin' Gremlins!
Kevin
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